
Flint Dibble ππΊ
@FlintDibble
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Archaeologist βοΈ | YouTuber π¬ | Anti-intellectualism is the real cancel culture | Winner of 2024 Ockham Award | he/him | it's my real name | Cancer Fighter
Joined March 2014
This is a thread of threads of threads on my archaeology Twittering. Yes it is The lore contained in each thread & thread of threads will inform and astound you, dear reader Translation: This is some high-quality edutainment. And share to make this the viral strain of the day!
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#Archaeology Archaeology with Flint Dibble @FlintDibble We finally have a face for the Denisovans. The Dragon Man or Harbin cranium has been confirmed to be closely related to the Denisovan lineage. https://t.co/NeSWhsJSYf
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Science is under siege from weaponised disinformation β posing a threat to human civilisation #CroakeyREAD
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From Covid misinformation to climate denialism, understanding the divergent paths of Australia and the US can help us fight the powerful forces that threaten our world
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Beautifully preserved baskets from Spanish cave more than 6000 years old
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NEW VIDEO! Dragon Man: Unmasking a Genetic Ghost We dive into the world of human evolution and explore the story of the Harbin cranium, also known as Dragon Man, and what it means for our understanding of the Denisovans https://t.co/x6bSTyKj0x
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Construction worker, Wally Wellington, demonstrating how bricks could have been moved in ancient times. He claims that a pyramid could be completed using primitive tools in a 25-year construction schedule with only 520 workers.
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Just rewatched one of my older videos on the so-called "Muddy Boots Argument". Lesser viewed, but probably one of my best videos in hindsight.. Tying @Graham__Hancock to the old Romantics - and featuring the great @FlintDibble! π« Link if you missed: https://t.co/7Sn1Ljj1x2
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Going live at 7pm UK/2pm Eastern for Olde News #4 We'll look at the oldest settlements in Europe, the re-occupation of Pompeii, and West African genomes in Medieval England I'll be joined by Rachel from Inside Archaeology https://t.co/kvJOBOyZGp
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Just listened to Neil degrasse tyson say that the reason women were accused of witchcraft is because they owned cats who would prevent them from the plague by killing rats how does anyone take this man seriously
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This is, sadly, what this place has become: death treats, racism, antisemitism, sexism, ableism. Those disseminators of pseudo and fake science do not only attract this kind of audience - they also particularly address it with their rhetoric of hate and incitement.
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Say what you want about pseudoarchaeology, but it's just silly Why would you prefer a more entertaining, but laughably false narrative over the detailed richness and nuanced messiness of the real evidence for our shared human past?
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Oh yeah... Cause trans people are something new ππ Gimme a break. Just listen to this 50 yr old song by Lou Reed Or go read the world's first novel... The Golden Ass by Apuleius Trans people are as old as culture https://t.co/wPlvzuCWJa
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Yawn. Bigotry and hatred in reply to this post Color me unsurprised
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The hatred I see everyday towards trans people is disgusting. Disgusting to hate people you share this planet with. I'll keep my pronouns in bio, in solidarity with trans people
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Thanks a lot for all your interest in our work and research at early Neolithic #GΓΆbekliTepe! Very much appreciated! Definitely recommending to check out all the great info and resources collected at our "Tepe Telegrams" blog. π https://t.co/rh0SGrDItO
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We often assume that the presence of grinding/pounding tools at early Neolithic sites in SW Asia are indicative of cereal processing, but this recent use-wear study from PPNA Hasankeyf in southeast Anatolia suggests a range of other uses. https://t.co/q5xWMkPfhH
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